Cynthia Rowley’s Band-Aids.

• Jessica Stam designed and modeled four pieces for Rachel Roy’s lower-priced line, RACHEL Rachel Roy, which launches this month at Macy’s. [Fashionologie]

• Garance Doré moved to New York, which means she thinks she should now paint her nails red and start seeing a personal trainer. [Garance Doré]

• Cintra Wilson visited the new Opening Ceremony store at the Ace Hotel and bought an Alexander Wang T-shirt, which made her feel guilty: “I know what you’ll think, and you’re right: an $89 T-shirt is a crime against humanity, and people who buy them ought to be pelted to death with $18 stainless-steel water bottles.” [NYT]

• Cynthia Rowley follows up her diaper collection with a line of $10 decorative Band-Aids. [Racked]

• Paper’s Mickey Boardman shot a one-minute video of Cynthia Rowley wakeboarding. [Paper]

• Naomi Campbell refused to eat her dinner in Capri until her boyfriend’s bodyguard handed over her special Jamaican hot sauce, which he carries around with him. [Page Six/NYP]

• Richard Arnstein has been named executive vice-president and general merchandise manager of menswear for Macy’s. He has been with the company for 31 years, and he will be succeeding Kevin Morrissey, who died last month. [WWD]

• JCPenney offers tops in an intriguingly named color: “Chewbacca Pink.” [Jezebel]

• The peak time for online shopping at work is 4 p.m. on Wednesdays, U.K. research shows. [Daily Mail UK]

• Diane Von Furstenberg’s events planner, Tatiana Blatnik, will marry Prince Nicolaos of Greece today on the Greek island Spetses. [Page Six/NYP]

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